more Yep.. That's what I got from the site. I don't own an IMSAI (yet) and certainly don't feel like paying $2000 for one. This could provide a viable alternative. Personally, I prefer to build a new one, using old technology, than to deal with a kit someone else built 25 years ago. Of course the components and methods would have to remain true to the original. The tenative price of $500 seems awfully high to me. After all, it's not like there is a lot of R&D involved, the components aren't exactly cutting-edge, and to some extent the markets are already established. This would certainly drive down the prices of the originals. For most of us that would be a good thing. If anyone has one that they want to unload before the bottom drops completely out, let me know ;-) Steve Robertson <steverob(a)hotoffice.com>